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What is Gray Literature?
The U.S. Interagency Gray Literature Working Group, "Gray Information Functional Plan," 18 January 1995,
defines gray literature as "foreign or domestic open source material that usually is available through specialized
channels and may not enter normal channels or systems of publication, distribution, bibliographic control, or
acquisition by booksellers or subscription agents."
Both "gray" literature and "grey" literature are commonly used to describe this body of information. The decision
often hinges on country of origin for the literature, or alternately country of publication.
To recommend a site for incorporation into the GrayLIT Network, use the e-mail address or the comment form on
the Contacts/Comments Web page. We look forward to hearing from you!
Press Release GPO and Energy Department Launch New Links to Federal Scientific and Technical
Information
Press Release New Internet Tools Enhance Access to Federal Information
The GrayLIT Network makes the gray literature of U.S. Federal Agencies easily accessible over the Internet. It
taps into the search engines of distributed gray literature collections, enabling the user to find information without
first having to know the sponsoring agency.
The GrayLIT Network is the world's most comprehensive portal to Federal gray literature. By offering a mode of
communication for this hard-to-find class of literature, the GrayLIT Network enables convenient access by the
American public to government information.
The Department of Energy (DOE) provides public access to this research tool through GPO Access in partnership
with the Government Printing Office. Federal Agencies participating in this project are DOD/DTIC, DOE, EPA, and
NASA. Participation will be expanding as the site develops and suggestions are welcome via the
Contacts/Comments page.
The U.S. Interagency Gray Literature Working Group, "Gray Information Functional Plan," 18 January 1995,
defines gray literature as "foreign or domestic open source material that usually is available through specialized
channels and may not enter normal channels or systems of publication, distribution, bibliographic control, or
acquisition by booksellers or subscription agents."
Both "gray" literature and "grey" literature are commonly used to describe this body of information. The decision
often hinges on country of origin for the literature, or alternately country of publication.
To recommend a site for incorporation into the GrayLIT Network, use the e-mail address or the comment form on
the Contacts/Comments Web page. We look forward to hearing from you!
Press Release GPO and Energy Department Launch New Links to Federal Scientific and Technical
Information
Press Release New Internet Tools Enhance Access to Federal Information
The GrayLIT Network makes the gray literature of U.S. Federal Agencies easily accessible over the Internet. It
taps into the search engines of distributed gray literature collections, enabling the user to find information without
first having to know the sponsoring agency.
The GrayLIT Network is the world's most comprehensive portal to Federal gray literature. By offering a mode of
communication for this hard-to-find class of literature, the GrayLIT Network enables convenient access by the
American public to government information.
The Department of Energy (DOE) provides public access to this research tool through GPO Access in partnership
with the Government Printing Office. Federal Agencies participating in this project are DOD/DTIC, DOE, EPA, and
NASA. Participation will be expanding as the site develops and suggestions are welcome via the
Contacts/Comments page.
As updates become available we will present them here. Frank Riccardi Director, Eyepod.Org/usassociates.us
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